In this week's episode, Sundial Contributor Peggie Tucker lays out her expectations for the afterlife. 

Sundial Writer Mariah Beachboard shares a love story based on the Japanese art of Kintsugi: broken objects are not something to hide--but display with pride.

Poet Virginia Gilbert takes center stage in the Sundial Writers Corner today, bringing us  observations of fog, other families, and other selves.

Sundial writer Jessica Temple lets us all in on the advice she has for "the girl who now lives in my room". 

Sundial Writer Ron Warren shares a cozy afternoon spent around his kitchen table with family members present and future. 

Sundial contributor Beth Thames has a little advice for a long and happy marriage!

Sundial writer Allen Berry's poetry shows love in tangible form, takes us through the waking life of a sleepwalker, and imagines being, of all things, a jazz trumpet player!

When Sundial Writer Anna Lee tried to make a charitable contribution, things got out of hand!

While living overseas as a counterintelligence officer with the Army, Sundial contributor John Davis became interested in all those who served as unofficial ambassadors for our country.

Sundial contributor Wayne Holliday speaks of his favorite season, autumn.